The Vallarta Botanical Garden has teamed up with Tryst Hotels to protect 6 new hectares (14.8 acres) of forest near Puerto Vallarta. This conservation partnership supports biodiversity, sustainability, and community engagement, reinforcing efforts to preserve Mexico’s natural beauty.
Puerto Vallarta showcased its growing role in cruise tourism at Seatrade Cruise Global 2025 in Miami, joining other top Mexican destinations to attract more cruise lines. With new infrastructure and expanding connectivity, the city aims to boost its position as a key Pacific port.
Puerto Vallarta has launched a major fumigation campaign to combat dengue fever, covering over 1,600 city blocks. The effort focuses on high-risk areas like Ixtapa, El Pitillal and 5 de Diciembre, aiming to reduce mosquito populations before the rainy season and prevent further infections.
Puerto Vallarta is ready to welcome thousands of visitors for Semana Santa and Pascua (Holy Week and Easter Week), with hotel occupancy expected to reach an impressive 82.7%, according to Mexico’s Ministry of Tourism (Sectur). This places Puerto Vallarta among the top five destinations in the country for holiday travel.
On April 9, Puerto Vallarta celebrated Playa de Oro’s achievement of earning the prestigious Beach Quality Certification and White Flag from Mexico’s Ministry of Environment and Natural Resources (Semarnat). This important recognition highlights the city’s dedication to sustainability, safety, and environmental protection.
Puerto Vallarta celebrated the people who make a difference at the 2025 Vallarta Pride Awards. Held at Puerto Mágico, the event honored local leaders, artists, athletes, and entrepreneurs whose talent, hard work, and generosity continue to uplift the community.
Great news for beachgoers! COFEPRIS has confirmed that all Puerto Vallarta beaches are safe for swimming and recreation during Semana Santa and Pascua 2025. Recent water quality tests show every beach meets health standards, ensuring a fun and worry-free holiday Easter season.
Puerto Vallarta is beginning to feel the first signs of warmer weather as Semana Santa and Pascua (the Easter holidays) approach. According to meteorologist Víctor Manuel Cornejo López, temperatures in the region are gradually rising and could reach up to 33°C (91.4°F) by the end of Holy Week.
Puerto Vallarta is promoting its cruise tourism potential at Seatrade Cruise Global, the world’s largest cruise industry event, which began on April 7 and continues through the 10th in Miami, Florida. The goal is to attract more ships to the Mexican Pacific and strengthen ties with cruise lines and industry leaders.
Love was in the air last Friday as 233 couples tied the knot in Puerto Vallarta’s Bodas Colectivas (Collective Weddings), marking a 10-year record for the event. With the ocean as their backdrop, couples celebrated their union with music, cake, and joy in a ceremony dedicated to love and family.
